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Wednesday, April 30, 2014

NC report tackles prescription drug abuse (7 stories)

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North Carolina should require medical providers to get routine training about prescription drug abuse and should improve monitoring of how controlled substances are dispensed, legislative researchers recommended Wednesday in a report looking at how to better curb abuse and reduce overdoses.

The bill addresses measures passed in 2009 and 2010 that made it easier for colleges to open nursing education programs, removing the approval process from the state's appointed Board of Nursing.

Healthcare Improvement Scotland inspectors noted the incorrect forms during an inspection of care for older people at the Southern General Hospital in Glasgow.

THE number of people suffering from bedsores at hospitals in Worcestershire increased last month but the amount of people hurting themselves in falls dropped.

Lawmakers in the House of Representatives debated for more than seven hours on Tuesday about whether to require for-profit nursing homes to report on the financial status of "related party" businesses that they contract with for services.

Jack Butt, aged 13, has gone the extra mile to thank Sheffield Children's Hospital after doctors there removed his tumour in seven hours of life-saving surgery.

Heart attack survivors who get the recommended amount of fiber in their diets may live longer, a new study suggests.

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Tuesday, April 29, 2014

House Passes Bill Aimed At Fiscal Transparency In Private Nursing Facilities (8 stories)

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The House passed legislation Tuesday that would require about 154 for-profit nursing home companies to share more financial information with the state.

Asthma affects about 40,000 Detroit children, many of whom don't have access to proper treatment.

The state's largest nurses' union and a handful of state lawmakers are faulting hospitals in Massachusetts for keeping money in offshore accounts and urging what they say is greater transparency in hospital finances.

Courtesy NBC Charlotte SPARTANBURG, S.C. -- It is an incredible story of a girl with a rare and deadly form of cancer seemingly saved by a shocking experimental treatment at Duke Medical Center.

Raising funds for Marie Curie Cancer Care, members of the club collected donations at Tesco in Winnall in a bid to raise as much money for terminally ill patients as possible.

AS bowel cancer awareness month draws to a close, nurses at East Lancashire NHS Hospitals Trust are warning that a reluctance to talk about bowel problems could be costing lives.

For anyone who's been a patient or a family member attending a loved one in hospital, the expectation - or at least the hope - is that doctors, nurses and other care providers are empathetic to what ails them and respectful of their needs.

There is less than a week left until the deadline for nominations for the 2014 Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust 's Director of Nursing Awards.

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